Next week’s episode of WWE NXT will now be held at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida, following the cancellation of the originally scheduled venue. The show was initially set to take place at the Yuengling Center in Tampa, but that booking was cancelled.
WWE confirmed the venue change during this week’s episode of NXT.
On this week’s episode of WWE NXT, OTM was victorious in their return.
Lucian Price and Bronco Nima competed in their first match on NXT TV since January, dominating Chase U’s Kale Dixon and Uriah Connors to get the win.
You can check out some highlights from the match below:
It was going well for @KaleDixonWWE and @WWE_URIAH… until it wasn't! 😅#WWENXT pic.twitter.com/O9bJgS7wSv
— WWE (@WWE) May 21, 2025
Joe Hendry and Trick Williams clashed in a musical showdown on this week’s episode of WWE NXT, setting the stage for their high-stakes match at NXT Battleground this Sunday.
Earlier in the night, Williams dropped a rap diss aimed at Hendry, mocking him as an “Average Joe.” Later, Hendry closed the show with a full concert performance, complete with video footage showing Williams and Carmelo Hayes negotiating with a haunted house at NXT Halloween Havoc. In his song, Hendry escalated the rivalry by calling Williams “Melo’s b*tch,” provoking an angry response.
Williams stormed out, and after a heated exchange, managed to land a cheap shot. But as he went for the Trick Shot, Hendry shattered a guitar over his knee, leaving Williams writhing in pain as Hendry stood tall to end the show.
The two will face off this Sunday at NXT Battleground, where Hendry will defend the TNA World Championship. The event streams live on Peacock in the U.S. and on Netflix internationally.
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